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scale_ggsurvfit()
Hi Daniel,
I understand from #112 that scale_ggsurvfit() adding limits = c(0, 1) depends on the type of curve.
limits = c(0, 1)
Shouldn't this be documented in ?scale_ggsurvfit?
?scale_ggsurvfit
This could also be an additional argument (as writing scale_ggsurvfit(y_scales=list(limits=c(0,1))) is a bit long).
scale_ggsurvfit(y_scales=list(limits=c(0,1)))
For instance, expanding the y-axis is useful when comparing cumulative incidence plots.
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Ah, yes. The help file should state that the limits are applied only to survival curves. Thank you for reporting!
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Hi Daniel,
I understand from #112 that
scale_ggsurvfit()
addinglimits = c(0, 1)
depends on the type of curve.Shouldn't this be documented in
?scale_ggsurvfit
?This could also be an additional argument (as writing
scale_ggsurvfit(y_scales=list(limits=c(0,1)))
is a bit long).For instance, expanding the y-axis is useful when comparing cumulative incidence plots.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: